Curve's founder emphasized that Aave's non-segregated lending model carries significant risks and advocates for a fully segregated or hybrid segregated model.

PANews reported on April 19 that, in response to the KelpDAO vulnerability attack, Curve Finance founder Michael Egorov posted an article expressing his hope that Aave could resolve the issue. He pointed out that while non-segregated lending models offer good scalability, they also carry higher risks, with risk management being crucial. Aave has historically performed well in this regard.

Michael Egorov stated that markets could adopt a fully isolated model, like Curve Finance's market, or a hybrid model (which is very complex but entirely feasible). However, the advantages of this model have not yet been understood by the market.

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